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How do I confirm my cars history
I have a 69 camaro, I've decoded the cow tag and confirm the basics. But I understand that means nothing. I would like to get specific information on my car and confirm the options were originally on the car. any help? thanks
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Re: How do I confirm my cars history
You need to find the 'build sheet'. This is a piece of paper with a print out of all the options the car had and often gives you information on the specific springs, shocks etc that your car had. It needs to be decoded as well, as it's mostly numbers and letters. Its usually tucked into the seat springs in the back seat. Remove the back seat cushion and look inside. Unless a previous owner has removed it, it should still be there.
Sometimes GM hid it elsewhere; on Corvettes, it was on top of the gas tank. |
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Re: How do I confirm my cars history
thank you! I will look but I am thinking it is gone as the car has been fixed up.
thanks again for taking the time. I appreciate it. |
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Re: How do I confirm my cars history
pontiac historical services will provide you with all original paperwrok and specs for you car if you send em a bit of cash and your vin.
read here: http://www.phs-online.com/ I'm sure there's something for Chevy too |
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